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We all have the power to reconnect with our natural ability to heal

Hello, I'm Anna Karuna Egan (she/her). I work as a Registered Psychotherapist in private practice in Ottawa, Ontario. My approach is designed to help you uncover and nurture a compassionate inner voice, and remain rooted in the present moment.

I offer therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families, in-person in Ottawa, Ontario, and virtually across the province. Additionally, I'm a certified Iyengar Yoga teacher with over two decades of yoga practice and extensive training as a meditation teacher. As both a teacher and therapist, I aspire that meditation and holistic therapy will foster awareness and serve as catalysts for developing relational intelligence, spiritual depth, and innate wisdom.

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Therapy Services

Following a free 15 min phone consultation, I offer 50-minute psychotherapy sessions at a rate of $165 per session for both individuals and couples. Psychotherapy services may be covered under your extended health benefits package.

“When the body feels safe, the heart opens naturally.”

Somatic Wisdom

Somatic wisdom comes from the Latin soma, meaning the living body. It refers to the body’s innate intelligence — the way our nervous system, breath, posture, and felt sense hold information, resilience, and pathways for healing.

Traditional healing systems have long recognized what modern neuroscience now confirms: the mind and body are inseparable. When we learn to listen inwardly, the body becomes not only a place where stress is held, but a guide for restoration and transformation.

This work integrates somatic wisdom with contemporary nervous system research. Through mindful movement, trauma-informed yoga, and compassionate presence, the body is supported in releasing tension, restoring safety, and reconnecting with a deeper sense of wholeness.

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Spiritually Integrated therapy


Spiritually integrated psychotherapy is an invitation to bring your whole self into the therapeutic space — including questions of meaning, values, faith, doubt, and the deeper currents shaping your life.

For some, this work includes practices such as mindfulness, meditation, prayer, or contemplation. For others, it looks like sitting together with life’s uncertainties, exploring what feels sacred or meaningful, or gently turning toward the places where clarity has not yet arrived. There is no belief system required — only curiosity and a willingness to listen inwardly.

This approach honours both psychological insight and spiritual experience, recognizing that healing does not always come from answers, but from being met with presence, compassion, and openness. Together, we create space to explore the mysteries of your life, your suffering, and your longings — allowing meaning, resilience, and growth to unfold in their own time.